Holly

High energy finish to the trilogy

Revisado: 10-26-23 El oyente recibió este título gratis

The amazing voice of the narrator kept the story and action going. He infuses just the right amount of grit to the main character while having the others distinct. With twists and turns, this gritty urban fantasy has Abadare & company handling challenges, scraping through Faerie, and surviving Evanora. Grab the first two installments, you won't be sorry. Hopefully the hints at the end will lead to another story!

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Light & Quirky

Revisado: 05-16-23

Interesting characters, fast moving story line, tarantulas & skydiving. Excellent narration by Keira Grace tying it clearly into the first book in the series.

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Another Winner

Revisado: 03-13-23

The continued outstanding performance by the two narrators makes this fantasy mystery story come to life. The story line picks up seamlessly from the previous book. And Clint? Don’t we all want one?

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Original and fun

Revisado: 03-12-23

A wild fantasy tale featuring a female FBI agent sucked through a portal by an evil, insane witch into a world with magic, early 1900s technology, and multi-species inhabitants. The pair of narrators are excellent, clearly voicing the characters and playing off each other. A Fun tale, even better in audio than read.

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Excellent!

Revisado: 02-23-23

Brilliant start to a well crafted snd excellent series. The narrator clearly voices the characters, the plot line moves at speed. And there are horses…

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Dull

Revisado: 12-11-17

I have really enjoyed the past books in this series and have tolerated a less than outstanding narrator to hear a really good story. In this case, the dullness of the narration has made it difficult for me to get past the first hour of the book. Since we have missed most of the growing up years of T'Vine, I don't think I expected him to turn into the arrogant and controlling character that he is presented as in the first hour. It simply doesn't match the young concerned man of the previous books.

Perhaps this all is resolved later, but I wasn't able to wade through the boring narration. I have the book on hold through my library, perhaps that will go better....

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Short & Witty

Revisado: 08-11-15

The book is a collection of columns originally printed in Reader's Digest. The subjects vary but are mostly a reflection on daily activities, family relationships, and observations of human interaction. Her wording is clever and phrasing often has a twist or three.

Unfortunately, the narrator's performance doesn't meet the same standard sounding too immature for the material and not conveying the obvious humour in the text.

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Excellent

Revisado: 08-11-15

After a disappointing previous book in the series, this entry in the Rainshadow series (Arcane Society related futuristic Society for those fans of Krentz & Quick ) has interesting characters, a rapid and fast moving plot and the action taking place in the story rather than being described in the past tense. It was a relief to have the historical information on Harmony and the society minimised and not repeated as a block from previous books.

Comprehensible as a stand alone novel, past familiarity with the series does add depth. Rosenblatt again does a superb job of voicing the characters while providing nuances that increase the story twists.

And what is not to like about the excellently named Lorelie as dust bunny side kick for a siren.

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Airhead, ADD and an interesting cast of characters

Revisado: 07-09-14

Perhaps it is just me, but I really don't think that all female characters in their mid 20s need to be airheads or ditzy. Our heroine gets lost in her internal monologue just a bit too often for my taste. The characters are fairly well developed and provide an interesting enough contrast to keep the plot moving. It would be nice if the narrator provided a bit more contrast between characters voices so that the POV shift didn't get lost in the airhead imitation. Worth the price on sale - don't spend a credit

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Ho, Hum

Revisado: 06-30-14

Even the brilliant performance by Amanda Ronconi can't rescue this tedious, sickly sweet romance. Unlike Harper's other books, this novel has neither fully fleshed out characters nor enough action to keep the plot moving. It is all "tell" and no show. Perhaps it is the switch back to third person POV to tell the tale that made the story awkward, or just all the cut/paste and repeat. But the insertion of several scenes multiple times was just annoying but contributed to the feeling that several of the main characters would not have attained the success in business if they were really that stupid. Read Harper's other books, but give this one a pass.

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